Alpha Block was inaccurate reporting. I'm finding info about Alta Block on social media.
People who attended high schools all over Clark County, even towards where PaperDoll lives.
It seems Alta Block is an rap studio without an address. Alta Block Ent.
Not Alta Entertainment without the "block." That's unrelated.
I was inspired to search social media from the Vegas articles with LVPD mentioning how social media has changed the way gangs function there.
Here's an Alta Block CD with a picture of an Alta street sign on it: https://m.soundcloud.com/abvta
ABVTA = Alta Block ? ? ? = It seems the rapper's name is VTA, maybe. Yes! Yes! I found him. His name is Victory To Achieve.
Just look at the CD cover picture. Spare yourself listening to it. Not good rap IMO. OMG. I'm suffering. I'm on the third song. The fourth song isn't bad. This some terrible stuff. It's the usual rap ego hype, but many of the songs reference Alta Block, the block, the gang, different drug references--MJ, ecstasy, drugs is occupation, OH MY he's singing about packing heat now in the Ali Bomay song. That's the last song. Relief.
I wonder if this letter A in this picture means anything? It comes from a different guy. It's hat and pills. Could the letter A be their insignia? I've found two different guys associated with "Alpha Block" wearing that hat. Does anyone remember any pictures with EN wearing a hat like that?
Anyone know what type of pills those are? I think it's generic Xanax.
We need to find Baby G's music. :thinking:
Xanabars. Total mg = 2 mg. Scored so patient (or abuser) can take .5 mg, 1.0 mg, 1.5 mg or 2.0 mg of XANAX.
Frequently prescribed because it is much less expensive to have filled. Twenty 0.25 mg tablets are about $30, IIRC. So are .5, 1.0, & 2.0. (Wholesale you could buy a thousand for less than $30 back in late 1980s. I worked for a medical supply company who sold to "socialized medicine" throughout the Caribbean. Was really interesting.)